She has to go to school and he has work, so it makes sense.I never get this trope in so many mangas of going on a date but leaving at differbt times even when they live together? it makes no sense to me
Even if she can't produce absolutely any sound(which I can't remember if it's the case), she could spell something out on a video with her lips, giving clues.putting tape over her mouth so she can't uhh...
well its a nice visual to show she truly was kidnapped I guess
mood matters!I never get this trope in so many mangas of going on a date but leaving at differbt times even when they live together? it makes no sense to me
It's Japan, so it's definitely Beika City.Jesus Christ, where does he live?
Gotham City?
That's pretty normal, there's no bigger corpse magnet than a detective manga protagonist.For two japanese people they sure come across almost every action/mystery trope there is on the daily. What is next? Bank robbery while they are in the bank?
Yeah, anyone working criminal cases, whether it be policemen, judges or prosecutors are expected to be at risk of retaliation. Though they usually have an inkling whom it is that threatens them, since these kinds of things happen with organised crime more often than not.Honestly hisnwork would indeed make him get lot of enemies so i rly cant blame him like even before he met her he must worked on cases os like shiet get in line inguess
Those are cheap (if any real estate can be called that these days) apartments that are usually also very small. Building this way saves materials and labour, since otherwise you'd need to construct inner corridors just to link these sets of rooms. That would make the whole construction heavier, so even more materials would be needed to make it stable. Do keep in mind that Japanese buildings must meet earthquake standards pretty much unseen elsewhere in the world.One thing I really dislike about Japanese apartment is how the room front door is visible from outside the building. No idea why they design it that way